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    Fatslob
    wrote on last edited by
    #19

    Should I post my Italian sausage spice blend and 3 ingredient spicy blend here?

    kyleK Bob StehlikB 2 Replies Last reply
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    • F Fatslob

      Should I post my Italian sausage spice blend and 3 ingredient spicy blend here?

      kyleK Offline
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      kyle
      Regular Contributors Veteran Canning Team Blue Power User Sous Vide
      wrote on last edited by
      #20

      Fatslob you can or there is a user recipe section

      hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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      • F Fatslob

        Should I post my Italian sausage spice blend and 3 ingredient spicy blend here?

        Bob StehlikB Offline
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        Bob Stehlik
        Team Blue Power User Veteran Canning Traeger Regular Contributors Military Veterans
        wrote on last edited by
        #21

        Fatslob Please post it here and then you can also copy it over to the “User Recipe” recipe section as kyle suggested. Thanx

        Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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          Fatslob
          wrote on last edited by
          #22

          OLD WORLD ITALIAN SAUSAGE - Regular or the popular term - Sweet

          See below for what to add to make mild spicy or spicy Italian Sausage

          This is for one pound, so you will of course have to adjust.

          Pork Butt - Looking for 80/20 - 70/30 (I prefer a little higher ratio of fat, but 80/20 works)

          K Salt - 1TSP
          Blk Pepper - 1/2 TSP
          Reg Paprika - 3/4 TSP
          Coriander - 1/2 TSP
          Tyme - 1/4 TSP
          Anise - 1/4 TSP
          Gr Mustard - 1/4 TSP
          Dry Parsley - 1/2 TBLSP
          Fennel - 3/4 TSP
          Sugar - 1TSP
          Gran Garlic - 1 TSP
          Oregano - 1/4 TSP
          Dry Basil - 1/4 TSP
          Nutmeg - 1/2 TSP
          Marjoram - 1/4 TSP
          Water - 1/8 Cup (I end up adding just a bit more)

          All seed should be ground except coriander (if using seed) and fennel. These should be crushed slightly (for lack of a better term) or pulsed a time or two in a spice grinder. If I have coriander seed and always with fennel seed, I will slightly roast first on the stove top just until I smell the difference - DO NOT BURN), before the crushing or pulsing of the coriander and or fennel seed

          My Kick-Up the Heat blend - Per Pound

          I use this for any sausage or when making my own burger from Chuck or my favorite burger using Brisket

          For Mild Spicy - 3/4 TSP of Crushed Red Pepper, 3/4 TSP of Cayenne and 1/2TSP of White Pepper
          For Spicy - Just double up on the Crushed Red Peppers, Cayenne and White Pepper

          This is also my blend to make any spicy type of sausage or burger.

          kyleK Bob StehlikB G Dave in AZD mrobisrM 5 Replies Last reply
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          • F Fatslob

            OLD WORLD ITALIAN SAUSAGE - Regular or the popular term - Sweet

            See below for what to add to make mild spicy or spicy Italian Sausage

            This is for one pound, so you will of course have to adjust.

            Pork Butt - Looking for 80/20 - 70/30 (I prefer a little higher ratio of fat, but 80/20 works)

            K Salt - 1TSP
            Blk Pepper - 1/2 TSP
            Reg Paprika - 3/4 TSP
            Coriander - 1/2 TSP
            Tyme - 1/4 TSP
            Anise - 1/4 TSP
            Gr Mustard - 1/4 TSP
            Dry Parsley - 1/2 TBLSP
            Fennel - 3/4 TSP
            Sugar - 1TSP
            Gran Garlic - 1 TSP
            Oregano - 1/4 TSP
            Dry Basil - 1/4 TSP
            Nutmeg - 1/2 TSP
            Marjoram - 1/4 TSP
            Water - 1/8 Cup (I end up adding just a bit more)

            All seed should be ground except coriander (if using seed) and fennel. These should be crushed slightly (for lack of a better term) or pulsed a time or two in a spice grinder. If I have coriander seed and always with fennel seed, I will slightly roast first on the stove top just until I smell the difference - DO NOT BURN), before the crushing or pulsing of the coriander and or fennel seed

            My Kick-Up the Heat blend - Per Pound

            I use this for any sausage or when making my own burger from Chuck or my favorite burger using Brisket

            For Mild Spicy - 3/4 TSP of Crushed Red Pepper, 3/4 TSP of Cayenne and 1/2TSP of White Pepper
            For Spicy - Just double up on the Crushed Red Peppers, Cayenne and White Pepper

            This is also my blend to make any spicy type of sausage or burger.

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            kyle
            Regular Contributors Veteran Canning Team Blue Power User Sous Vide
            wrote on last edited by
            #23

            Fatslob looks good. Thanks for sharing

            hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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            • F Fatslob

              OLD WORLD ITALIAN SAUSAGE - Regular or the popular term - Sweet

              See below for what to add to make mild spicy or spicy Italian Sausage

              This is for one pound, so you will of course have to adjust.

              Pork Butt - Looking for 80/20 - 70/30 (I prefer a little higher ratio of fat, but 80/20 works)

              K Salt - 1TSP
              Blk Pepper - 1/2 TSP
              Reg Paprika - 3/4 TSP
              Coriander - 1/2 TSP
              Tyme - 1/4 TSP
              Anise - 1/4 TSP
              Gr Mustard - 1/4 TSP
              Dry Parsley - 1/2 TBLSP
              Fennel - 3/4 TSP
              Sugar - 1TSP
              Gran Garlic - 1 TSP
              Oregano - 1/4 TSP
              Dry Basil - 1/4 TSP
              Nutmeg - 1/2 TSP
              Marjoram - 1/4 TSP
              Water - 1/8 Cup (I end up adding just a bit more)

              All seed should be ground except coriander (if using seed) and fennel. These should be crushed slightly (for lack of a better term) or pulsed a time or two in a spice grinder. If I have coriander seed and always with fennel seed, I will slightly roast first on the stove top just until I smell the difference - DO NOT BURN), before the crushing or pulsing of the coriander and or fennel seed

              My Kick-Up the Heat blend - Per Pound

              I use this for any sausage or when making my own burger from Chuck or my favorite burger using Brisket

              For Mild Spicy - 3/4 TSP of Crushed Red Pepper, 3/4 TSP of Cayenne and 1/2TSP of White Pepper
              For Spicy - Just double up on the Crushed Red Peppers, Cayenne and White Pepper

              This is also my blend to make any spicy type of sausage or burger.

              Bob StehlikB Offline
              Bob StehlikB Offline
              Bob Stehlik
              Team Blue Power User Veteran Canning Traeger Regular Contributors Military Veterans
              wrote on last edited by
              #24

              Fatslob Thank You. Looks awesome. Have you ever used a dry red wine instead of water?

              Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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              • F Fatslob

                OLD WORLD ITALIAN SAUSAGE - Regular or the popular term - Sweet

                See below for what to add to make mild spicy or spicy Italian Sausage

                This is for one pound, so you will of course have to adjust.

                Pork Butt - Looking for 80/20 - 70/30 (I prefer a little higher ratio of fat, but 80/20 works)

                K Salt - 1TSP
                Blk Pepper - 1/2 TSP
                Reg Paprika - 3/4 TSP
                Coriander - 1/2 TSP
                Tyme - 1/4 TSP
                Anise - 1/4 TSP
                Gr Mustard - 1/4 TSP
                Dry Parsley - 1/2 TBLSP
                Fennel - 3/4 TSP
                Sugar - 1TSP
                Gran Garlic - 1 TSP
                Oregano - 1/4 TSP
                Dry Basil - 1/4 TSP
                Nutmeg - 1/2 TSP
                Marjoram - 1/4 TSP
                Water - 1/8 Cup (I end up adding just a bit more)

                All seed should be ground except coriander (if using seed) and fennel. These should be crushed slightly (for lack of a better term) or pulsed a time or two in a spice grinder. If I have coriander seed and always with fennel seed, I will slightly roast first on the stove top just until I smell the difference - DO NOT BURN), before the crushing or pulsing of the coriander and or fennel seed

                My Kick-Up the Heat blend - Per Pound

                I use this for any sausage or when making my own burger from Chuck or my favorite burger using Brisket

                For Mild Spicy - 3/4 TSP of Crushed Red Pepper, 3/4 TSP of Cayenne and 1/2TSP of White Pepper
                For Spicy - Just double up on the Crushed Red Peppers, Cayenne and White Pepper

                This is also my blend to make any spicy type of sausage or burger.

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                gus4416
                Team Blue
                wrote on last edited by
                #25

                Fatslob thanks for the recipe

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                • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                  Fatslob Thank You. Looks awesome. Have you ever used a dry red wine instead of water?

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                  Fatslob
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #26

                  Bob Stehlik

                  Nope - I won’t screw with this recipe - lol

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                  • F Fatslob

                    OLD WORLD ITALIAN SAUSAGE - Regular or the popular term - Sweet

                    See below for what to add to make mild spicy or spicy Italian Sausage

                    This is for one pound, so you will of course have to adjust.

                    Pork Butt - Looking for 80/20 - 70/30 (I prefer a little higher ratio of fat, but 80/20 works)

                    K Salt - 1TSP
                    Blk Pepper - 1/2 TSP
                    Reg Paprika - 3/4 TSP
                    Coriander - 1/2 TSP
                    Tyme - 1/4 TSP
                    Anise - 1/4 TSP
                    Gr Mustard - 1/4 TSP
                    Dry Parsley - 1/2 TBLSP
                    Fennel - 3/4 TSP
                    Sugar - 1TSP
                    Gran Garlic - 1 TSP
                    Oregano - 1/4 TSP
                    Dry Basil - 1/4 TSP
                    Nutmeg - 1/2 TSP
                    Marjoram - 1/4 TSP
                    Water - 1/8 Cup (I end up adding just a bit more)

                    All seed should be ground except coriander (if using seed) and fennel. These should be crushed slightly (for lack of a better term) or pulsed a time or two in a spice grinder. If I have coriander seed and always with fennel seed, I will slightly roast first on the stove top just until I smell the difference - DO NOT BURN), before the crushing or pulsing of the coriander and or fennel seed

                    My Kick-Up the Heat blend - Per Pound

                    I use this for any sausage or when making my own burger from Chuck or my favorite burger using Brisket

                    For Mild Spicy - 3/4 TSP of Crushed Red Pepper, 3/4 TSP of Cayenne and 1/2TSP of White Pepper
                    For Spicy - Just double up on the Crushed Red Peppers, Cayenne and White Pepper

                    This is also my blend to make any spicy type of sausage or burger.

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                    Dave in AZ
                    Military Veterans Sous Vide Canning Traeger Regular Contributors Power User
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #27

                    Fatslob thx very much for the recipe. I love making odd sausages, but honestly we eat more Italian sausage than anything else by far. So will give this a go!

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                    • F Fatslob

                      OLD WORLD ITALIAN SAUSAGE - Regular or the popular term - Sweet

                      See below for what to add to make mild spicy or spicy Italian Sausage

                      This is for one pound, so you will of course have to adjust.

                      Pork Butt - Looking for 80/20 - 70/30 (I prefer a little higher ratio of fat, but 80/20 works)

                      K Salt - 1TSP
                      Blk Pepper - 1/2 TSP
                      Reg Paprika - 3/4 TSP
                      Coriander - 1/2 TSP
                      Tyme - 1/4 TSP
                      Anise - 1/4 TSP
                      Gr Mustard - 1/4 TSP
                      Dry Parsley - 1/2 TBLSP
                      Fennel - 3/4 TSP
                      Sugar - 1TSP
                      Gran Garlic - 1 TSP
                      Oregano - 1/4 TSP
                      Dry Basil - 1/4 TSP
                      Nutmeg - 1/2 TSP
                      Marjoram - 1/4 TSP
                      Water - 1/8 Cup (I end up adding just a bit more)

                      All seed should be ground except coriander (if using seed) and fennel. These should be crushed slightly (for lack of a better term) or pulsed a time or two in a spice grinder. If I have coriander seed and always with fennel seed, I will slightly roast first on the stove top just until I smell the difference - DO NOT BURN), before the crushing or pulsing of the coriander and or fennel seed

                      My Kick-Up the Heat blend - Per Pound

                      I use this for any sausage or when making my own burger from Chuck or my favorite burger using Brisket

                      For Mild Spicy - 3/4 TSP of Crushed Red Pepper, 3/4 TSP of Cayenne and 1/2TSP of White Pepper
                      For Spicy - Just double up on the Crushed Red Peppers, Cayenne and White Pepper

                      This is also my blend to make any spicy type of sausage or burger.

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                      mrobisr
                      Team Blue Cast Iron Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Military Veterans Power User Regular Contributors
                      wrote on last edited by
                      #28

                      Fatslob Outstanding thank you.

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                      • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                        Fatslob thx very much for the recipe. I love making odd sausages, but honestly we eat more Italian sausage than anything else by far. So will give this a go!

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                        Fatslob
                        wrote on last edited by
                        #29

                        Dave in AZ

                        I also do Polish, Hungarian, Portuguese,

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